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We stayed here as part of a Tripadeal Aus package and it was a classic - “you get what you pay” for experience. Hotel is definitely mid range but room sizes were ok. We stayed in a fusion Western / Japanese room with 2 singles and 2 futons on tatami mats which was fine. Smoking and smell of smoke was a bit of an issue as doors to the smoking room and karaoke lounge were left open most of the time.. so the whole place smelled. Hotel staff tried to help by offering us some scented spray and were friendly and accommodating enough (shout out to Otomo San who was very helpful through our whole trip) but the cigarette smell was bad. Being on the northern side of the valley, the hotel backs onto Hakuba Norikura Onsen and the trails were great for young ones and beginners and being ski in and out, was ideal. But you are bus rides from everything and other parts of the Valley like Happo, Tsugaike (next village) or Cortina Limited food but hotel breakfast buffet was ok but Japanese style with some mix of Western (croissants and sweet bread). We chose to eat Dinner at a local family run place instead (see other review) which was not far from hotel - walkable. Lunch at the Snow drops cafeteria outside the hotel was cheap and locally exceptional.. one of the positives. Our passes as part of the hotel deal was limited to Norikura and didn’t allow us to ski across to Cortina (fine print stuff - where as a normal Day pass should allow you to ski both of you bought it locally) or buy a Hakuba Valley pass which gives you access to all the resorts. In hindsight, we should’ve just invested in a Epic pass in Oz in 19/20 which would’ve gave us 5days skiing. Ski gear rental offered by the hotel was also pretty average with very old gear (I’m talking 10-15+ yrs old) and definitely not up to scratch if you’re expecting new-ish stuff.. we ended up organising our gear through another place in the Echoland village (see separate review) which was great. There is a luggage delivery service which was helpful to send our bags back to the airport without having to lug them around all over Japan and the trains. Hotel onsen was the saving grace and great to have it just “upstairs” after the end of the day and is segregated. All in all probably just ok.. but we stayed here for the “value” deal and local experience.

Awesome! The location of the hotel is not ideal! It takes 7-8 minutes to walk to the ski resort bus station, and you can take the bus to various ski resorts. There are two stops each from Muchi and Iwatake Ski Resort, and it is more than 20 minutes' drive from Happo-one. The shop is very cozy, and the food is so good, of exquisite quality. There is no bathroom in the standard room, but it was shown on Ctrip. After communication, Ctrip solved the problem. The room was very small. The hardware is average, but the small store gives people a very comfortable feeling. The prices are great, and the Western food we eat is the same for six days. It feels like a Michelin restaurant!

I stayed on a continuous holiday. I was worried about watching on TV. HP was very worried because it was notation in premium and deluxe, so I didn't know that I wanted to stay in this building I saw on TV. Adult 4 children 4 people, twin bedroom 2 room (2 floor) and 3 futons on tatami mats on the 1 floor. The entrance is with the guests staying in the deluxe suite. There is a normal kitchen, where the first night has dinner. Wine and beer cola prepared in the refrigerator are free to drink. Several kinds of pints are free. Coffee tea is free. There is only salt pepper in the kitchen, so other seasonings are required. The kitchen and living room are large, so you can wai wai without worrying about a lot of children. I thought it would be good for a women's party. The jacuzzi was happy with the child. There was free wifi in the room, and I could talk to a free speaker and listen to music. At first glance, it was black and gorgeous and it was a color use that was not in the general home, but I enjoyed a luxury travel feeling. I think there are some drinks if you are a large number. There are seven eleven in the neighborhood 5 minutes walk. The restaurant in Maruhachi Shoya is just across the street. The ham for a few minutes walk to the Hakuba ham shop was delicious.

The old house converted into a hotel The price is moderate. It is a bit far from the scenic spot, suitable for self-driving tour. There is no good brunch nearby, Fortunately, the hotel provides a simple breakfast. There is a big restaurant 2 minutes away by foot, It is only open at night, and it is a good Japanese restaurant. Features hot stone facilities. The bathroom in the room is relatively simple, and the public bathing place has to go to the annex a few buildings away. quiet and simple community 

The three-story small hotel is not convenient for the elderly. The room facilities are simple, except for two beds and toilets and bathrooms, everything is lacking, and there is no electric water scorpion. There is not enough parking space, it is necessary to arrive early. But the owner has a good attitude and the hotel is very clean.